Hello,I created a Facebook group to connect Germany Real Estate Investors - In English.

Going to stop now as I am writing a book and not breaking for paragraphs or other grammatical structure and some of my old English teachers I helped invest, may read this. 

However, despite all the challenges, I didn't give up and found a great opportunity here in FLORIDA.I'm lost that time I don't speak much English, New people and a new place......Only you have the power to decide how to see things.I learned two languages and achieved unimaginable goals.

They will also require an unexpired passport and bank documents converted to English if not already in the language and foreign currency converted to U.S. dollars.

If you buy near the two largest cities Athens or Thessaloniki, or any number of touristy areas, practically everyone speaks English.If you do want to learn Greek...Portuguese, like all the Romance languages, has a lot more cognate words with English and makes a lot more sense for most people.

Marking up repairs & maintenance, farming out customer service to people that can barely speak English, charge a lot of junk fees, etc.I'm just not comfortable doing any of that.  

The agent apologizes for his English stating he had not used his English since his days at university.  

You want someone who reads the ad and follows directions, so use that to weed out the people throwing CV's around with no real English comprehension.

Not too hard for someone who reads and understand plain English, which is what it takes to understand the law.

Just use plain, simple english with enough detail to make it clear.First, you should introduce yourself to each renter.